l (distance) = m
t (time) = s
m (mass) = kg
a (area) = m^2
v (velocity) = m/s
(density) = kg/m^3
g (gravity) = (acceleration) m/s^2
F (force) = N (kg x m/s^2)
E (energy) = J or kWh (Power = Work/time => Work = Power x time => kW x h = Energy
P (power) = W (J/s)
Excellent start. I like how you broke out Energy. Make sure to figure out what Energy and Power are related to m/s/kg. Thanks
ReplyDeleteEnergy = kg x m^2/s^2
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